Prolific author Martin Powell stops by for a fourth feature with a focus on storytelling in comics and prose, including pulp characters like The Phantom. Powell also discusses his currently unfolding follow-up work in the world of Sherlock Holmes.

Author and artist Jason Platt returns to discuss the joy of graphic novels and crafting mysteries in his new series, Paw and Order. Book 1 in the series is slated for August 2025 and book 2 is set for October 2025. You can find out more about Jason Platt at his website (linked here).

Author James Robinson and artist Jeff Johnson stop by to talk about their comics collaboration in Rogue's Kingdom issues 1 and 2. Issue 2 is currently funding on Kickstarter (linked here), and the creative duo discuss their plans for much more storytelling to come.

Author, engineer, and podcaster Adeena Mignogna stops by the podcast to talk about putting the science in science fiction, her robot quartet of novels, and her appreciation of the sci-fi genre. Plus, Adeena chats about her currently-funding Kickstarter campaign for audiobook productions of her novels.

You can find out more about Adeena's work at her website, https://adeenamignogna.com.

Comics creator Scott Gerard Ruhl discusses his style and vision, including cartoons/comics and dystopia alongside character building, in Fever Dream and FutureLux. You can find out more about Scott's work at https://www.instagram.com/scottgerardruhl.

Artist and author Paul Pope returns to discuss his career retrospective, PulpHope 2, as well as his recent exhibit at The Philippe Labaune Gallery in NYC. You can find out more at https://philippelabaune.com/show/philippe-labaune-gallery-paul-pope-pulp-hope.

Author and educator Jana Tropper returns to the podcast to discuss Seeker Society, the new fantasy/adventure graphic novel from Epic. We also chat about crafting characters. You can find out more about Jana at https://linktr.ee/janawritescomix.

From Gatchaman to The Hexiles, author Cullen Bunn is both prolific and wide-ranging in his creativity. We talk about the special storytelling space of comics, the new Deluge cold open issue, work in prose, and much more. You can find out more about Cullen's work at https://cullenbunn.substack.com.

Comics creator John Burkett talks about the inspirations for his work and explores the story-world he is crafting in his series, Feral Star. You can find out more about John's work at https://cosmiclionproductions.com.

The always-wonderful  Laurie Calcaterra  stops by Words, Images, & Worlds to discuss the monumental happenings in Path of the Pale Rider with the upcoming release of issue 7. It is currently funding on Kickstarter (linked here).